WorksheetsLvl 1 Book 1 Video Class 1
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 24mins
Choose the correct answer to finish the sentence below
If you want to attract something, you want it to...
come to you
go away
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When you warn someone about something, you tell them that something... may happen
good
bad
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When something shoots out, it moves ...
quickly
slowly
Look at the title, picture and caption
Choose the topics that will likely be discussed in the video
How chameleons are better than octopuses at changing colour
Why chameleons change their color
Information about chameleons
True or False
The main reason chameleons change colour is to hide from predators
True
False
True or False
A chameleon's tongue is very long
True
False
True or False
Chameleons are in trouble because they are being hunter by other animals
True
False
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According to the video, where do many different types of chameleons live?
Malta
Madagascar
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What is one reason given in the video for chameleons' colour changes?
To show they want food
To show they are scared
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Why do chameleons rock back and forth?
To stay safe from predators
To get ready to attack other animals
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The video shows a model of a bow and arrow to...
Show how difficult it is for a predator to attack a chameleon
Explain how a chameleon can stick out its tongue very fast
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Why are chameleons endangered?
Because they are not good at finding food
Because they only live on one small island
Because the forests and other areas where they live are disappearing
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How does a chameleon find food?
It hides in trees and waits for insects
It smells and follows insects
It chases slow insects
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What did scientists use to think was the reason chameleons change colour?
To hide from other animals
To show their feelings to other animals
To communicate with other chameleons
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How far can a chameleon's tongue come out of its body?
As long as its body
Two times its body length
Five times its body length
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What is another reason that chameleons' colour changes?
Because of changes in temperature
Because of changes in the weather
Because of changes in the chameleon's age
What do you think the main idea of paragraph B is?
Chameleons change colour to hide from predators
We now know chameleons change colour to communicate
Chameleons are famous for changing colour
What do you think the main idea of paragraph D is?
Chameleons look like leaves
The way chameleons move is odd
Chameleons stay safe by rocking back and forth
What do you think the main idea of paragraph F is?
Chameleons are amazing
Chameleons are endangered because they're losing their forest homes
Chameleons are similar to other animals
Unit 1 review
Which of these is not a reason given by the writer that dolphins are like people?
They communicate with each other
They have jobs
They work together in teams
They play with each other
Unit 1 review
Which of these sentences is not true about octopuses?
Chromatophores are light-reflecting cells
Chromatophores can change in size
Chromatophores change an animal's skin texture
Unit 1 review
What would be a good alternative title for article 1B?
The Mind of an Octopus
How an Octopus Hides
Octopus Numbers on the Rise
Unit 1 review
Why do dolphins sometimes help fishermen?
Dolphins are friendly
The dolphins can get food that way
The fishermen ask the dolphins for help
Unit 1 review
What would be a good alternative title for article 1A
How dolphins are like us
How dolphins find food
Dolphins playing games
Unit 1 review
In red light, an octopus would probably appear
White
Blue
Red
Unit 1 review
What would be a good alternative title for the video in this unit?
Chameleons and Intelligence
Chameleons' Favourite Food
Chameleons: Masters of Colour
